2014 NBA All-Star snubs

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Whether it be ignorance or lack of roster space, many high-quality players are left out of the superstar exhibition. For example, Jeremy Lin’s numbers may not land him at the top of the scoring charts, but his 628,818 fan votes had him good enough to be third in Western Conference backcourt voting. Another example is Kawhi Leonard, who is one of the most versatile players in the NBA. He constantly defends the Spurs’ opponent’s best offensive player and also contributes on the offensive end of the court.

Here’s a small list of some players who were close, but fell short of making the All-Star team this season.